Not All Who Wander Are Lost

A Cacophonous Pandamonium of Randomness and Inspiration 40/F Pansexual from NYC

[phantomrose96]

“Cook at home to save money” sounds all well and good until you get a little too into it and suddenly you’re bookmarking recipes that call for The Preserved Grace of God and that shit is $13 at the specialty store

[lifeisntfuckiingeasy-deactivate]

[ruinedchildhood]

[gif87a-com]

Framerate synced with a bird’s wings

[espressobean]

[mapleflavourednerd-blog]

If you’re having a bad day, just watch this until it gets better :D

[archiemcphee]

Because sometimes what you need most is baby hippos, lots of baby hippos.

Head over to Bored Panda for even more squee-worthy hippo babies.

Photos by/via tomotomotomomo, Ken Bohn, ruger78, imgur, John Wilhelm, Ken Bohn, Steve Bloom Images, kozanetMelik, /r/aww, and ED OUDENAARDEN respectively.

[via Bored Panda]

[whatareyoureallyafraidof]

[wildlythoughtfulsquid]

SERIOUSLY

[rootbeergoddess]

I am going to print this out and plaster it everywhere I go

[makeup-wonder-woman]

my heart just broke

[hookahbird]

Not gonna lie; I’m on the verge of tears right now. Because this is what I see every night when I come into work. I work at a Jewish-run elder care non-profit. Even in the memory care unit, we’re seeing a rise in the residents’ anxiety levels, to the point where they’ve had to stop turning on the TV news stations (and these residents still love the news). Multiple residents are direct survivors of the Shoah; some barely escaped, and almost all of them lost family members in death camps. One resident was one of the children saved by the Kindertransport. Many other residents tell me stories of when they were kids, how their neighborhoods were destroyed and relocated and of the siblings and parents they no longer have. One newer resident was finally starting to settle in when Charlottesville happened. Even though we immediately changed the channel, she was shaken. She was inconsolable for hours. When I left for the night, she was still crying and refused to leave her room. Even now, weeks after the direct event, she still is wary to come to programs, fearing that if she is away from her room too long that her possessions and place will be stolen from her like they were in 1938. Even with dementia, even with Alzheimers, these residents remember what happened. They cannot forget their lost loved ones. They cannot forget the things stolen from them. They cannot forget, period. Because this fight against Neo-Nazis isn’t just a theoretical thing. These groups know that people are forgetting about Shoah; they take great strength knowing that people from that generation are dying. When they regard WWII as a “dark cloud” hanging over the heads of this generation, it is not with a solemn regard, with they knowledge that we must not forget lest we repeat our mistakes. These White supremacists, these White Neo-Nazis, see Shoah remembrance as something they will gladly eradicate. When people gladly throw out the Nazi salute, chant the 14 words, or march under the banner of “hail victory,” they are two things and two things only – Nazi apologists and Nazi supporters. Shoah survivors are not gone. They are still here. We need to stop ignoring that this normalization of Nazis marching in the street harms real people. It’s not just ideas. It’s not just “free speech”. We cannot forget. We cannot forget. We cannot forget.

[revolutionaryeye]

Remembering is not enough. Sorrow is not enough. They are in our midst again We need to know how to stop them:- https://socialistworker.org/2017/07/03/what-strategies-will-stop-the-far-right

[cybergata]

[princess-of-crayons]

Littles trying to decide on a Disney movie to watch...

[doggosource]

If you’re having a bad day, watch this fufflyboy go down a slide 

[whyismagnuscrying]

Absolutely incredible

[necromeater]

i love how you guys talk shit about cartoon style and animation but what the fuck is with this phineas and ferb obsession, The Ugliest Childrens Show Ever Animated.

[pajamaslam-deactivated20190101]

[royalvorpal]

@phineasandfloof

[weavemama]

THE PEOPLE OF SYRIA DO NOT NEED U.S MILITARY FORCE. THEY NEED AID. THEY NEED A CHANCE TO TAKE REFUGE. THEY NEED TO HAVE THEIR CITIES REPAIRED. THEY DO NOT NEED TO SUFFER FROM ANYMORE HOSTILE ACTS OF IMPERIALISM. THEY NEED TO BE HELPED, NOT ATTACKED.

[reallystellacadente]

And America needs to examine its fucked-up priorities. 

[pnf-quotes]

“I am to metaphor cheese as metaphor cheese is to transitive verb crackers”

— Buford
“We call it maze”

[as-warm-as-choco]

Lightning Strike Hits Pole in Chicago. July 24th 2016 (X) 

PS: Animation-wise. WATCH THIS.

[doncdesole]

HOLY FUCK. 

[victorious]

[realdoobz]

vines are literally better than 77% of hollywood movies

[zohbugg]

Cinematic magic

[lubricate-me-lucifer]

you have no idea how fast i pressed that reblog button

[sleek-siren]

THE SLIPPER

[theunmarkedjournal]

La Chancla *war flashbacks*

[orleos]

The music even sounds like, “Noooo he didn’t.”

[pandaaamonium14]

[vrabia]

TIL that sarper duman, aka the piano cat guy, is an enthusiastic cat dad who rescues and cares for injured stray cats in istanbul. 

“i always play piano at my home almost every night and whenever i sit to play, all my cats come around, they hang out with me and they love to sleep around the piano.”

“they are peaceful, i am more at peace thanks to them”

one of his cats is blind. "his happiest moment is at the window. listening to the birds, getting fresh air is our favorite activity. i hang out an hour every day at the window with my angel.“

there are currently 19 cats living in his home and he started a fundraiser to help cover their medical costs. 

[traumaanddogs]

I’ve been looking for this man I am so glad to have his name 😂